Programming was the least important skill I learned in those years hanging out on the 4th Floor of Alderman Library. I learned how to work collaboratively, not just with software developers, but with Archeologists, Musicologists, and Literary Theorists. My fellow fellows challenged my assumptions about evidence and argument and helped me craft a rhetoric that (hopefully) breaks out of my own disciplinary boundaries.... read more
The Early American Foreign Service Database The EAFSD places biographical and professional information about all foreign service officers in a relational data structure to trace the early American governments' attempts to deploy and control their overseas representatives. visit the EAFSD
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